Gary Singh has no conflict despite a news report suggesting he did, a federal judge ruled

A federal jury concluded police officers did not use excessive force in their use of a Taser and pepper spray during an encounter with Sheldon Haleck.

A nonprofit would oversee building the free, fenced-in site featuring zip lines, fountains, a snack concession and a police office.

The proposal could take unhosted vacation units off the market and allow homeowners to operate bed-and-breakfasts.

Four candidates are vying for an open seat in a district struggling with traffic and the loss of affordable housing to short-term vacation rentals.

The Honolulu auditor was concerned its results might be “discoverable” in a lawsuit filed by Louis and Katherine Kealoha.

The city has removed 34 crosswalks since September 2016, despite protests from some neighborhood groups. 

In a break with past practice, the agency did not release the amounts that companies bid for the work to relocate utilities.

The departure of Abbey Mayer is the latest in a string of more than 16 managers, directors and other top personnel to leave HART.

UPDATED The City Council passed a measure Wednesday that includes concessions to both housing advocates and developers.

Some birth certificates, passports, and other documents can’t be retrieved because of a vendor’s computer malfunction.

The city planning department has given the green light to the builders as long as they add more community benefits.